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Entrepreneur Preaches Positive Mentality as key to Rising Above Challenges

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Mr Oyakhilome Bello, an entrepreneur and social media influencer, said that having a positive mentality was critical to rising above challenges and to be successful in life.

Bello, a U.S. based Nigerian politician and a philanthropist, said this during an interview with the press on Sunday in Abuja.

Bello spoke on Nigerian youths and the way forward.

The entrepreneur said he understood the present condition and position of youths in the country, adding that the youth didn’t need to be overwhelmed by the current Nigeria situation.

He added that they could rise above challenges with confidence and a positive spirit.

Bello noted that the submission was based on his life story, having gone through various struggle in the country such as passing through Yaba College of Technology and later proceeded to studying at Georgia Piedmont Technical College in the U.

S. before eventually becoming owner of businesses.

He listed some of his business empire to include Havilah Holdings inc., I believe World and WealthPower integrated Tradings Nig Ltd.

Bello said waiting for government or a white collar job should not be the answer, saying that “youths can always break even with the right attitude and a positive business mind-set,”.

“Some of us are destined to learn the hard way in life while others will follow the path way of experienced people not to make their exact mistakes.

“But either way it goes, we tend to look back and reflect in the future. Some of us are thankful and some wish we could have done differently.

“My philosophy for life is that nothing will come to you unless you go get it with a positive mind set,” he said.

Talking about his failures and success in life, Bello said determination was the key to greatness and greatness was achievable by all.

He said his life became a reality of how he pictured it from his positive confession and thinking, adding that every youth could make it if they believed in themselves and worked their vision.

He said with one of his establishment – I Believe World – an Atlanta based non-profit charity created in 2017, he was inspired to believe that the actions of one person had the potential to spark a movement.

According to him, it is movement created by engaged citizens that can lead to transformative change in a society.

“I believe that people need better, smarter and more effective ways to enact a change and they need greater faith that their voice will make a difference,” he said.

He said through I Believe World, he was able to provide the resources and platform to inspire and empower people by engaging the community and bringing inspiration.

According to him, the organisation uses stories of triumph that shows how acts of generosity and beauty can improve lives.

Bello said through the organisation, he had empowered the less previleged in the society, including giving scholarships.

“I Believe World finds effective ways to help people survive and be able to thrive within their community, inspiring and encouraging them with my story for them to see that they can rise above odds.

“This is where purpose comes in, simply put, having a sense of purpose in your life means that you feel that you’re worthy and will make positive contributions to the world.

“I Believe World empowers people to take charge, helping people to believe in themselves, showing them that we want them to succeed.

“Let them know we are expecting them to succeed and telling them often that we are confident they are going to make it,” he said.

He added that the organisation was dedicated to supporting positive life changes spiritually, financially, physically and technologically.

He expressed optimism that his work in the community and through his website:
http://www.oyakhilomebello.com
would bring truth in uncertain times and lead to brighter futures for everyone.

“We are changing lives, we are teaching and guiding others through inspiration and motivation, using our platform to liberate all,” he said.

Bello added that it was the responsibility of all to change the world and make it a better place to live in.(NAN)

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Tinubu Approves Management Unit for Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative

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President Bola Tinubu has approved the establishment of the Sector-wide Coordinating Office-Programme Management Unit (SCO-PMU) domiciled in the Office of the Coordinating Minister of Health and Social Welfare.A statement on Friday by his spokesman, Chief Ajuri Ngelale, said the unit would ensure efficient, transparent and accountable management of external grants mobilised towards the implementation of the Nigeria Health Sector Renewal Investment Initiative (NHSRII).

Ngelale said SCO-PMU would report to a Steering Committee/Ministerial Oversight Committee chaired by the Minister, including the Minister of State, Permanent Secretary; Ministry of Finance, Ministry of Budget and Economic Planning and relevant development partners.
“The SCO-PMU will serve as the secretariat and delivery unit for the NHSRII and is to be headed by a national coordinator (NC).“The functions of the SCO-PMU include programme management, monitoring and evaluation, engagement and supervision of Independent Verification Agents (IVAs) for NHSRII programmes and fiduciary management, among others.“Consequently, the President has approved the appointment of Dr. Muntaqa Umar Sadiq as the National Coordinator of SCO-PMU,” he said.

Report says that Sadiq has over 17 years of experience in public health, impact investing, investment banking, energy, and climate financing across the health, finance, climate and energy sectors.He had served as Head of the Performance Management and Delivery Unit at the Federal Ministry of Health and Social Welfare and Chief Executive Officer of the Private Sector Health Alliance of Nigeria.He also served as Head of the Nigeria Energy Transition Office and Private Sector Engagement Adviser at the World Bank. (NAN)

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FG Denies Slash in Students’ Allowances

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The Federal Government says it has no plan to slash scholarship students’ allowances as recently projected in the media.The Minister of Education, Prof. Tahir Mamman, stated this during a meeting with the leadership of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) in Abuja on Friday.

Report says that there was a report that the ministry, through the Federal Scholarship Board, announced a slash in allowances of foreign scholars stranded in Russia, Morocco, and Algeria among others.

The slash in scholars’ allowances under the federal government’s Bilateral Educational Agreement Scholarship (BEA) was attributed to the economic crises.Mamman said that there was no slash in scholars` allowances but rather an adjustment due to Foreign Exchange fluctuations (FOREX).
“We want to clarify what has been in the media on allowances paid to scholars under the Bilateral Scholarship Agreement.“We want to place it on record that the ministry and the Federal Government for that matter have not slashed the allowances due to students.“What happened is some adjustments in the amount due to them because of FOREX fluctuations, and as soon as we get the balance we have applied for, we will pay them.“But for now, what is in the budget is what we can pay. So, there is no slash, we will even be happy to increase, so this is what has led to the adjustments,” he said.(NAN)

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Planned Protests: CAN calls for calm and patience

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By Laide Akinboade, Abuja

The Christian Association of Nigeria, CAN, on Friday, has urged Nigerians to calm and patient with Federal Government and should give the the government more time to address these pressing concerns.In a statement issued by CAN and signed by Archbishop Daniel Okoh ,President, CAN and made available to journalists in Abuja.

CAN also urged all Nigerians to consider alternative means of expressing their grievances.
He however said CAN stands in solidarity with the citizens of nation during these challenging times of economic hardship and pervasive hunger. The statement reads in part, “As we navigate this period of crisis, it is imperative to uphold the constitutional rights of every Nigerian to peacefully protest and express their grievances.
The right to assemble and voice discontent is a cornerstone of our democracy and must be protected and respected by all. Peaceful protests are a powerful tool for civic engagement, allowing the populace to communicate their concerns and hold leaders accountable. However, the anxiety related to the impending protests is heightening, especially given the volatile experiences in countries like Kenya and Pakistan.”We must also draw from our recent history. The #ENDSARS and #RevolutionNow protests, though rooted in genuine grievances, were marred by tragic incidents where miscreants hijacked the process. This led to widespread looting, destruction of properties, and unfortunate loss of lives. These experiences have shown us that mass demonstrations can quickly degenerate into chaos if not properly managed and coordinated.” In light of the planned protests scheduled to commence on 1st of August, CAN urges all Nigerians to consider alternative means of expressing their grievances. We recommend giving the government more time to address these pressing concerns. This period should be used to explore other legal avenues that will not easily give hoodlums the opportunity to hijack the exercise to destroy our national assets or endanger lives and properties. Dialogue, petitions, and town hall meetings are viable options that can yield positive results without the risk of disorder.”We call on the government to cut the cost of governance and expedite its efforts to alleviate the hardships in the land. The opulent lifestyle of political office holders must be addressed to demonstrate the sincerity of those in government to improve the living conditions of the people. Likewise, it is imperative that the government implements the newly approved national minimum wage to provide immediate relief to struggling families.”Furthermore, specific measures must be taken to put an end to kidnappings, banditry, and mass killings that have plagued various parts of our country. The security and well-being of every Nigerian should be paramount, and urgent action is required to restore peace and order.”We also call on the government to expedite its efforts to alleviate the hardships in the land. There is an urgent need for more refined and effective policies that address the root causes of the economic challenges we face. The government must deepen its consultations with stakeholders, including religious leaders, to create a more inclusive and comprehensive approach to problem-solving. By working together, we can devise sustainable solutions that reflect the needs and aspirations of the people.”In these trying times, let us all remember the words of our Lord Jesus Christ: “Blessed are the peacemakers, for they shall be called the children of God” (Matthew 5:9). As we seek to bring about positive change, let us do so with a spirit of peace, love, and unity. Our strength lies in our ability to come together, support one another, and work collectively toward a better Nigeria.”We pray for wisdom and discernment for our leaders, resilience and hope for our citizens, and divine intervention to guide us through these difficult times”.

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